The Martial Unity

It made sense because blood was the carrier of the energy and nutrition needed for the wounds to heal, from the rest of the body. He spent some more time estimating the limits of his healing.

Even before he got into the experimentation, he could already theoretically project some of the limits of his healing.

Given that his healing was limited by the amount of energy, compounds, and nutrition that was needed to build new cells.

('That's several kilograms of flesh,') Rui mused.

Martial bodies were much denser and heavier than normal human bodies, which was why the Weaving Blood and Godspeed technique could work for Martial Artists, and not for normal humans. However, even with increased mass, Rui estimated the limit for the amount of tissue that he could heal and regenerate was limited to several kilograms at most.

This was important because he needed to track how much his body had healed at all times. It could end up being a disaster if he somehow miscalculated how much more damage he could handle. That could up with him being severely damaged in a particular scenario but unable to heal because he thought his healing factor was still super-enhanced.

Rui conducted several tests to verify his limits in practice, and much to his surprise, he was actually capable of healing more than he had initially projected.

There was more to the body than just recycled cells, and he hadn't accounted for additional sources of energy and compounds.

Testing out Weaving Blood was an ordeal that took days, he did not want to miss a single detail. From healing volume to healing speed among other variables, he needed to ensure that he understood everything there was about the technique.

a defense deployment if they wanted to. There were many guardians who saw the war as an

although he did not disagree with the idea, and would have been a part of them in different circumstances, he was too

he was entering today was to find a Martial Artist

a predictive model, of course. Nor

you wanna find a suitable opponent to challenge to test your

"Yes,"

dedication alright. Why don't you ask around? It's easier and it doesn't require having to partake

that," Rui replied as he began gearing up. The next attack was projected to appear any time soon, and he was expected to be on standby if

luck.

waiting on standby. Alarms rang as another wave of Martial Squires was reported arriving from

with some sort of advanced esoteric technology that used the gravitation of the esoteric substances that caused the bind over the island to grow stronger temporarily making it harder to destroy and crumble to the ground, it

the Martial Squires of the Kaddar Region no longer had any compunctions about wreaking havoc atop

Rui narrowed

focused his mind, dedicating most of his concentration to the enemies, while also keeping a bit of an

for distant artillery exchanges. Both sides rained the other side with long-range

a large range with the hopes of randomly hitting a few before the battle entered the mid and close-range quarters.

he did not simply attack with the hopes of hitting

knowledge that he was going to hit his